The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-08-28

THE rent of the Fifth Avenue Theatre
is $50. 600 per annuln. 1t. has been
leased to new tenant.
VERONA JARBEAU commences a. star
ring tour In Chicago extSunday night.
The play is called Starlight.
CARLETON opens his season in Detroit
week from tomorrow. Lily Post,
his prima donna, is said to be in fine
voice. q ~
KATHERINE RoGERs has been engaged
by Richard Mansfield. This is quite an
acquisition to Mr.. Mansfeld's generally
clever company.
A San Francisco letter says that
Lewis Morrison NAV be associate man
ager Of the California Theatre when it
opens in October,
CHARLES T. PARsLoE, who is at present
IN Branchport, n. j., experimenting
the building Of his new cottage, intends
returning to the stage.
TIE Bells of Haslemere, produced
lately with immense success in London,
is the latest thing in the sensational
style bought by French & Sons for
America.
FRANK RAE, the veteran actor who
once sojourned with his wife in this city.
died in New York On the 18th inst. after
lingering illness. He was 66 years
old. His wife survives him.
NINE. JAEIsH is at present in England.
She will sail for this side in about two
weeks, and open her season, under the
the management of Edward Stone, in
the west about September 10th.
"H. B. EMORY" manager of Katie
Putnam, is the way the Mirror now puts
it. Harry shows his solid sense by
taking up the management of the COM
pany, and We trust he will stick to it.
LAGADKRE, our old "Duke's Motto
was revived at Niblo's last week. There
was an immense audience, and Barry
more made an immense hit. The repre-
sentation lasted five hours and a half
which impaired the success on the open
ing night.
| HARRIeAE gave no matinee yesterday
for the reason that no audience coulc
be found. This was not due to any
thing, however, except that Lavende,
had been so frequently seen, and tina
the city public has had about all it car
stand this, week in the Daily engage
ment; last evening, with the town full
of country people, there was but a ligh
attendance.
AT ST. PAUL, Rio Jaueiro. the stu
dents, going wild with enthusiasm ate
Bernhardt's last representation, lait
themselves fat on the steps of the b te
she occupied, insisting on her walking
up to her apartment on their backs
When she left the next morning the.
all escorted her TO the ship on whici
she embarked, each of them brandish
ing Brazilian flag.
CONTRACTS were signed yesterda.
Wednesday, by Charles Frohman ant
E. g. Gilmore for the production :,
William II. Gillette and AL Rayman'
dramatization of She at Niblo's Gardel
in October for a run. From that the
atre the piece will be taken to the Holli
Street Theatre, Boston. The contrac
stipulates that $4,000 shall be spent OF
the scenery, costumes and effects. Gil
lette is reported as hard at work on tn
play. Charles Frohman will begin t.
engage the people-there will be full
seventy in the cast-on September
The most difficult character to fill wi
;; be that of She, which requires not elon
handsome woman and a particular
!, strong actress. but an excellent SINCE
as well. Cabling has begun wit
Charles Overton, q who will be EN-
powered to secure a few of the com
pany obroad.-Mirror.